Every other habit tracker resets you to zero the moment life gets in the way. Cadence counts your week, not your chain — so one missed Tuesday is just a Tuesday.
People don't quit habit apps because they stop caring. They quit because they miss one day, watch a number they were proud of drop to zero, and decide the whole thing was pointless.
Cadence sets a weekly goal. Four runs a week, not seven. Miss a Tuesday and you simply go on Wednesday — the goal is still met, the run continues, and nothing is taken away from you.
An empty square is not a failure. It's just a day you didn't go.
Every day you showed up, as one growing picture. The gaps stay in — and it still looks like something you'd want to keep.
A run survives a missed week, and the app says so out loud. You're allowed to miss.
Set a habit down for a while without losing its history or dragging your week down.
The app is complete on your phone. An account is optional, and only exists to sync between devices.
Reminders are spread across the days your goal actually needs — not the same alarm, every day, until you mute it.
Cadence Pro is a one-time purchase, not another subscription competing for your monthly attention.
“Miss a day. The mosaic is still there.”
No. Cadence counts a weekly goal instead of a daily chain, so missing one day still leaves the rest of the week to hit your goal. Your run continues instead of resetting to zero.
Yes. The free tier keeps up to 10 habits with the full app working — mosaic, weekly goals, reminders and offline sync all included. Cadence Pro unlocks unlimited habits, every colour and theme, and a full year of mosaic history.
No. Cadence Pro leads with a one-time lifetime purchase — pay once, own it forever. Annual and monthly options exist for people who'd rather spread the cost, but nobody has to subscribe to unlock Pro.
Yes. The app is fully functional on your phone with no account. An account is optional and only exists to sync your habits between devices.
Cadence is available on Android now, on Google Play. An iOS version for the App Store is in progress.
Yes. Android home screen and lock screen widgets let you check off a habit without opening the app.